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Welcome back to another edition of the Around the NFL podcast.

My name is Dan Hanses and I am joined by a room filled with heroes.

Mark Sessler, Chris Wessling, and Greg Rosenthal. What's up, boys? Hey, Dan. All right. Greg, I had a weird dream with you. What a way to start the show. Yeah. It was one of those dreams where it's so bad that you wake up. I woke up on my couch, sweating a little bit. You sleep on your couch a lot. I fall asleep on my couch a lot and then I come to bed, yeah. But don't delve into my personal life. So we were living together in an apartment on the wrong side of the tracks. Whoa, bro. And I don't know. You too. It wasn't romantic. take was, I think we were, it might have been New York City, but it could have been Los Angeles,

but it was kind of a basement apartment.

And it was dangerous to the point where our neighbor was actually a holding cell area for the police department.

And if you opened up the window, you could see these prisoners. was actually a holding cell area for the police department.

And if you opened up the window, you could see these prisoners waiting to be transferred to whatever is the next stage in the prosecution.

That's where Mark was.

Yeah.

So anyway, you were giving me a hard time because you were telling me I have to loosen up

and let's go out.

Let's go out on the city.

Let's hang out.

Let's do some fun. Total role reversal. And I was like, yeah, but this is dangerous. Like, do you even know what's happening? Like, this is a bad area and there's the prison right there and the guys were like looking in at the window. and then as I say that there was like a storm door

that starts opening up and it's one of these prisoners

who had escaped.

I was trying to get in. in at the window. And then, as I say that, there was like a storm door that starts opening up, and it's one

of these prisoners who would escape that was trying to get in.

And I slammed the door and I locked it. I was like, Greg, I told you. And then you were gone. Oh. I don't know if you took off or what. I liked it so much before that. I was going to say thank you to your subconscious for,

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